Monday October 21st, 2019 -
Popular Stories :
- The Central Arkansas Library System — commonly known as CALS — is working hard to shake off the stereotype of librarians shushing patrons deep within dusty stacks.
- Mental health in the legal profession has been a growing concern since the early 1990s. Legal professionals are expected to tackle complex cases, work long hours, display emotional intelligence with clients as well as colleagues, all the while maintaining a social life outside of work.
- The remaining 39 living delegates to the Constitutional Convention of 1979-1980 and a host of dignitaries held a festive reunion in Little Rock on Saturday (Oct. 5, 2019) to reminisce about Arkansas’ last notable, but failed attempt at constitution reform in Arkansas.
- Stifft Station is getting permanently marked by nationally recognized and “Ink Master” season six champion, Katie McGowan.
- October is festival month in Arkansas and that includes the granddaddy of them all, the Arkansas State Fair, which begins this Friday in Little Rock and runs through Oct. 20.
- Janene Inzer’s time as the Executive Officer for the North Pulaski Board Realtors (NPBOR) has come to an end after 30 years of service – to fill those shoes the board has brought in Brianna Keysacker.
- “Every big music fan dreams of opening a record shop,” said Wes Howerton, co-owner of Little Rock’s newest vinyl venture in Hillcrest. In fact, his fellow co-owner Michael Shaeffer remembers a conversation the two had back in the day going something like – “Hey, we should open a record shop sometime.”
- UA Little Rock welcomed the fall semester with a BBQ picnic at the Bailey Alumni and Friends Center on Sept. 5.
- Incoming students at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law began their first fall semester on Aug. 10 with a day of public service at Booker T. Washington Elementary School on South Main Street in Little Rock.
- The Minority Business Awards Luncheon kicks off MED Week, celebrating the diversity of the Little Rock Regional businesses.